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discussed possible projects for the coming year the development of a food unit for transition year students was considered a worthy development
November 2012: Taste Council members met to start work on
this development in conjunction and with the support of colleagues from Bord Bia.
Next Steps
Nov 2012: Literature review Met with other parties to seek view points on this development- e.g.
producers, home economic teachers, colleagues in IOT sector working in culinary education, Council members provided input to help shape the unit content
December 2012: met with colleagues in the Dept. of Agriculture,
Next Steps
March 2013 today: Developed the unit content has been shared with various partners
to seek feedback with a view to improving the unit. Developed a teacher resource pack with lesson plans and teaching material. Developed student toolkit to help all learners better engage with the unit and record their work and progress. This will also serve a useful tool at later career stages. Continue to work closely with NCCA regarding content and development of unit material to order to gain final approval. As part of the quality assurance process stages of the work was shared with various partners for constant input and feedback.
Food Sustainability The Irish Food Industry and Irelands Food Entrepreneurs
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Student Toolkit
Interactive, educational and fun ! Provides students with tools to record their work and achievements.
This will aid learners capture their learning experiences and will also prove useful when evaluation of the unit is required. See sample
Next Steps
Pilot the unit in a number of schools in the next academic year Taste Council will work closely with all pilot schools to monitor all
NCCA to enhance the unit and ensure it meets the original objective.
Expectation that this will be available to all schools throughout the